The higher price means fewer can or will buy them at that price. The supply/demand curve explains it.

If you don't have the workers to harvest it, it's not an oversupply. It's an excessive waste.

Would you buy them while they're on the tree? Why not?

I shop at a Union grocery and had no idea any of this was going on. I knew about the tRUMP immigrant worker harassment policy but was happy to see them at a reasonable price. This is the only time I buy them. Now I'll wait another 11 months. I hope the fat, orange imbecile is taking his dirt nap by then.

$3.09, maybe a bit more than $6.

Probably depends on sourcing.

Note that we're rather distant from the PacWest here north of Houston.

Best of luck down there. You poor people have been through a lot.

$3.09, maybe a bit more than $6.

Probably depends on sourcing.

Note that we're rather distant from the PacWest here north of Houston.

no doubt

They are my favorite fruit and this year they were so abundant that all the stores around here in NC had them cheapest I can ever remember and the season was long.

A HUGE rack of them, and they were good too.

they cost twice that, here

The disruptions are in California, Washington and maybe Oregon more than NC.

they are half price and twice the quality because they bought a trainload. Other times, meh.

And he said now is the time to shop at farmer's markets. I haven't done that for some time, but it might be a good time to check it out.

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